Other Interesting Weekly News In Brief…
Categories: Industry News Tags: debugging, game development, geforce 9400 gt, google chrome, irrKlang, macbook pro, opengl, python, radeon hd 4350, radeon hd 4850, thermaltake
Graphics Cards:
- Video card stability test?
- Best card for 1920×1200 gaming?
- MSI Radeon HD 4850 Video Card R4850-512M
- Giz Explains: Why Does the MacBook Pro Have Two Graphics Cards?
- Arctic Cooling Accelero Twin Turbo VGA Cooler Review
- ATI HD 4350 vs NVIDIA 9400 GT
- Sapphire HD 4870 TOXIC Edition Review
Other Hardware:
Programming:
- Python 3.0 makes a big break
- Debugging Memory Corruption in Game Development
- OpenGL Video Tutorial
- irrKlang audio library 1.1.2
- A Hobbyist Game Engine Post Mortem
Software:
Misc:
- managed textures
- Do Software Versions Really Matter?
- Graphics processing units to general processing units
- Reality To Go: 3-D Virtual Reality On Mobile Devices
- Google’s Chrome Declining In Popularity
See you next week with the release of GPU Caps Viewer 1.6.0… 
Google Chrome: New Internet Browser
Categories: Industry News, Softwares Tags: application, chrome, google chrome, internet browser, web
Google has launched its own internet browser called Chrome.
You can download it here: Chrome @ Google.
From the first feedbacks, Chrome seems to be very fast, faster than FireFox 3.0. The interface is very neat, almot pure. But the EULA (end user licence agreement) seems to hide some bad things…
Here is the Google Chrome announcement video:
From this video, we learn Chrome is made of 3 fundamental blocks:
- rendering engine (based on Apple Safari)
- multi-processes technology: each tab runs in its own process: that makes the browser more stable
- new and fast Javascript engine called V8
Here is a video from the development team:
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